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VOL. XXIV.
WELDON, N. C., TIIUltSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1S.'J3.
NO. 34.
NEW ADVERT1SKMENTS.
ONLY THE SCARS REMAIN
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A Lively Remembrance
of THB
HORRIBLE SORES
Which Caused Them.
Traveler Henry Hudson's Experience
"A mutin (lie niiitiy tt'Ht iuioitialH wlilt'll
I bit in ri'Kiiril ti) certain nieilleliH'ii
pc-rf Drilling cures, cleansing the blond,
etc., none impress 1 1 1 1- inort tlian my
own ruse, mill 1 niimcii'iitiously be
lieve it to In- my duly to lot people
know it. Twenty yours iiro, nt tlio ago
of 18 years, I had swellings on my
legs, which broko and beeiime running
sores. Our family physician could do
me no good, and it was feared that the
bones would be affected. At last, my
Cood Old Mother
urged me to try AYKU'S Sarsapa
rilla. I look three bottles, the sores
healed, and I have not been troubled
since. Only the scars remain, and the
memory of the past, to remind me of
the good AVER'S Karsaparilla has
done inc. J now weigh two hundred
and twenty pouuilH, and am in the best
of health. 1 have been on the road for
the past twelve years, have noticed
AYKlt'S Sarsaparilla advertised in
all parts of the United States, and al
wuvs take pleasure in telling what
good It did for me." Henry Hudson, of tho James Smith Woolen
Machinery Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Man.
Has cured others, will cure you
MY CROSS.
Why is it that J etuis given mc
JiiHt thecrotw I dreaded no?
In the "aflcrwurdij" that's coming
Khali I uuderftlaml and know?
Huh niv Master wrnifl wine reason
Kur the jmiu he given tome?
Will the helping come In stunun?
Even ho, Lord, let it ho,
I Let therroHii he note mid heavy
AM my v oiihled son I can bear,
Only let me fil, dear Saviour,
That thy hand Iiun luid It there.
Only let my frith grow ntronger;
Take me clomT to Ihy lide,
lift me tear and donliL no lunger,
And I nhi.ll heNiitistled.
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Pure White Lead .l
Linseed ojj. i LANDRKTU'S
I'll soil paints at a X GARDKN I
very small margin. SEED.
SIGNS OF A MILO WINTER.
KVIDENl'S liltOltlllT t'OUWAItll 11V A
I..VCKAWANA VALLEY WEATIIEll
l'ROl'IIEI.
I notice that some wise men ia various
parts of the couolry arc prcdic'.ing an
uncommonly severe wilder," said the old
Lacluwana Valley weatlitr prophet, "but
they are all wrong. A II the signs poiDt
to a uiilj and an open winter. When
you see caterpiKars crawling on the
ground all through October, as they did
lust month, you may set it down as a fact
that the temperature will be unseasonably
high throughout the winter. Catcrpil
lars don't crawl up to election time when
a cold winter is ahead.
"Robins were thick in the sumachs
tod laurels on the" hillsides on All Saints'
day, and that is a sure ijo that there
ill bo no real cold weather till the sec
ond or third month next year. On No-
reuibcr 2nd, I picked a basketful of dan-
delon and crow's foot blossoms on the
highest hill in Lackawanna county.
never :;uw the like of it beftre, although
I have searched for such indications. of a
mild winter at about that time in the
yeir every fall sioce 1837. I also ran
across some boneset and ferns that hadn't
been touched by frost, and that is anoth
er good sign of a mild winter.
"In a piece of beech woods I knocked
a chipmunk over with a stone on the
afternoon before Hallowe'en and found
that it hadu't a single bceohnut in its
chops, although the nuts were plentilul
that is a sure sign ot warm weather up
to tho holidays. On October 28th I sa v
a woodchuck sitnug 'on a stone wall
mat is the Dent open winter signs as
woodchueks hole up three weeks befor
that time when the winter is going to
severe.
"Toads are stilt bopping on the dead
leaves in moist places, and meadow moles
are rooting up little mounds of dirt in
in rich so'.l, unfailible indications of warm
weather for weeks and of a green Christ
IT'S. The loads saug sixteen days later
than usual, another good sign of a mild
winter. The fur of skunks aad coons is
thinner by half than it was a year ago,
uoj that is another reason why I predict
a very light snewfall before groundhog
day. Rabbits are lean to what they were
last year, although food is abundant,
surd sign ot wild winter weaiher. All in
all, I have never seen in sixty vears so
lanyfavorablo indications of an open
yinter, and lkcrforo I predict that the
sales of fuel, sleighs, and cutters will be
small tu what they were a year ago."
CAUGHT SOMETHING HOT.
A 1'IIARLl.TTE UTNNKU TELLS
PRETTY r'KIIIT BETWEEN A
AND CAT.
01' A
HAWK
COLD BOILING WATER.
WUY AN ANDEAN TRAVELERS S POTATO
WOlt.D NOT COOK.
A Charlotte hunter who was in Steel
Creek township yesterday, brings the
News a readable Moiy if a light between
a hawk and a eat. If there is anvthinc
bird hunters like to kill or see killed, it
is ii hawk, fur this bird, going ahead o(
them on a limit, can cheat them out of a
ly'sspot. The guuncr in iuestion was
passing by Mr. S W Raid's house. lie
say: "It was oarly morning and the air
was cool and criip. As I turned in by
Mr. Iti-id's, I saw a big hawk, stationary
in the air ubuiit ten feet above a stubble
field, Happing his wings rapidly, as they
do just bjfore swooping down. 'Good
bye for that covey,' I thought. My gun
was in its case under the buggy seat aud
my fingers were numbed with cold, and
I am glad it was so, else I might hare miss
ed a good deal of fun. All at once, the
hawk elosed bis wings aud darted down.
Then he came up again, and it was easy
to sec that ho was in trouble. The air
was full of feathers, and there was a long
continued 'wow-wow wow waw!' that could
have been heard a mile. It was the in
dignant protest of a Toamie cat. The
hawk swayed up and down in the air for
a few times like a kite with too little tail,
and then cat and hawk fell to the ground.
I hurried up and found a big gray cat
trying to walk of through the stubble
with the hawk fastened to its hack. The
claws of tho hawk had been sunk below
the skin of the cat's back, and had closed
there io a death grip. The hawk's breast,
throat and back had been lacerated by the
claws of the cat and ne f its wings was
broken. I took out my knitc and sawed
off the hawk's legs below the knees. That
released the tendons and I easily palled
the claws out of the cat's hide. Then
the oat, with its fur in a ridge from the
tipof its tail to the base ofitsback, walked
off, stopping once in a while to look ba.-k
at me, as if unable to make up its mind
whether or not I were a friend. There
is one less hawk to sail around Mr. Rcid's
chicken yard, and if Mr. Rcid happens
to come across a Surcbacked cat, he ought
to tako it in and care for it. Of couise
the hawk thought the cat was a rabbit."
Charlotte News.
WAS SOKKV IIELIKO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
When water boils ordinarily it is be
came great heat has separated the liny
particles of the water, f'oreiug upward and
ti'iward in lively bubbles the air which is
contained in them. This is dune in spite
of the downward pressure if tliu atmos
phere. After the water has become but
enough to boil it can get no hotter, because
the air escapes as fast as ii is sufficiently
heated to do so.
There arc places on the earth where
the pressure of the atmosphere upon the
water is so .light that it requires but little
heat to push apart I bo particles anil set
free the air bubbles whiuh are confuted in
the water, so it begins tu boil before it
becomes very hot. It ought hardly to be
called ould water, perhaps, but it is cer
tainly far from being hot as ordinary boil
iog water. This state of things is found
on all high mountain tops, as the atmos
phere grows weaker and its pressure less
as one aseends.
A gentleman traveling at agtcatoleva-
tion in the AuJi'S Mountains put some
potatoes in a pot of water over a hot fire.
The water b'-gao to boil almost immediate
ly, but the potatoes did not cook. All the
afternoon aud all oiht the water bubbled
and boiled, but still the potatoes were not
cooked. The boiling water was not hot
cuough.
WIIERK WOMEN PROPOSE,
THIS IS A GOOD ONE.
From the Puiliim Sun.
Jim Crow ran across a fellow who had
bought an overcoat from a Hebrew deal
er a "eheap chiding man," and when be
was trying it on, the seller had grabbed
him iu the back to show the front, and
grabbed (lie front to show the fit of the
back, so that the fellow thought he had a
perfect Siting coat. When ha got home
and tried it on for himself it was almost
large enough to go around him t wice. II e
didn't like it so ho can led it back and
made complaint. It did not fit and he did
not want it.
"Vat you gifts for dot coat, mi
friendl?" inquired the dealer.
"Seven dollars and a half."
"Who you gits him from?"
"You, or your clerk."
''Vher is dot clerk? Show me dot
k-'eik, mind! frieudt. I discharge him
omeditrtely. Dot karvoat dusli cos' me von
twelve dollar and I ha'f. It vash i dead
lot' to me."
The fellow thought he was getting
I great bargain, so he bundled up the ceat
and left.
In tua Ukraine, Russia, the woman
does all the courting. When she falls in
love with a man, she goes to his house
and inftrms him of tho State of her
fe;lings. If he reciprocates, all is well,
and the formal marriage is duly arranged.
If, however, he is unwilliug, she re
mains there hoping to coax him to a bet
ter mind. I he poor fellow cannot treat
her with the least discourtesy, nor has he
tho consolation of being able to turn her
out, as her friends in such a case would
feel bound to avenge tho insult.
His remedy .therefore, if determined not
to marry her, is to leave hiahome and stay
away as long as she is in it. On the Isth
mus of Darien either sex can do the court
ing with the natural result that every one
gets married. A similar practice to that
in the Ukraine exist among the Zuni
tribes of Indians.
The women docs all the courting, aud
also controls the titualion after marriage.
To her belong all children, and decent iu
lit r Hance, is also on her side, 1 ha same
custom prevails among the Nigrees,
tribe in Cabul, and the Nairs of Malabar.
Among the race tf Assam, iu Nurth East
India, it is not ouly the privilege, but
even the duly of the girl there to speak
first, any infringement of this rule beii g
summarily and severe'y punished.
Hi: WASN'T DRINKING.
WELDON. N. C.
8T0CK KEPT COMPLETE BY FREQUENT ARRIVALS.
rPRKSCKIPTION DKPARTMKNT FILLED WITH TBI BEST BILKCTKD IIATIRUL.fjt
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS WITH GREAT CARE,
PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, FANCY SOAPS, BRUSHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Girls ought to make good soldiers fir
they are used to bare arms, and are fond
of powder and balls; and besides they are
well up in the tactics, and know how to
protect the breast works in oase of an
attack.
Remember that a hearty welcome always awaits you at
ZOLLICOFFER'S.
FOR OVER flKTV VGAR9
Mrs, Wioslow's Southing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething
with perfect success. It' soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
euros wind colic, and ia the best remedy
for Diirrhuja. It will relieve tho poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold bv
Druggists in every part of the world.
I Twenty five cents . bottle. Bo sure and
ask for "Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Sjrup,'
' and take no other kind. may 25 ly
That usually intcrestiag and original
figure in this city, the new member
Congress, has agaiu said something
amusing. He was enjoying the hosj irui
ity uf one of the most amiable and attrac
live women, and . was doing admirably
as a conversationalist until she led him
into trouble with this remark:
"I am afraid you fiod Washington
rather dull at present. There is very lit
tie excitement, excepting what you tiud
in the way of duty at the capitol."
It is rather mnnotonoui," hcaaacrtcJ.
"No doubt yon have an occasional
mauvais quart d'heure?"
"No," he replied, and then leanin;
over confidentially, "I haven't lasted any
thing stronger than tea in a year."
I.a Grippe.
During the prevalence of the Grippe
the past seasons it was a noticeable tact
that those who depended upon Dr. King's
New Discovery, not only had a speedy
recovery, but escaped all of tho trouble
some after effects of the malady. This
remedy seems to have a peculiar pokir
in effecting rapid cures not only in cases
of La Grippe, but iu all Diseases of
Throat, Chest and Lungrand has cured
eases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long
standing. Try it and be convinced. It
won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at
W. M. Cohen's drugstore.
LADTVJt
MMdlUf a tonic, or children wba want beHoV
Org up, ihotild taks
HKOWS'CIHOK aUTTKHS.
It Is pleasant; cans MiUrla, IndiftesHon,
tHUoumws, Liter CoBaluIa a&il rtcural!
A IlaveMraw brickmaker named Pcr
wclz was walking along a street in New
York the other day, when he was ap
proached by a polite stranger, who asked
whether he had not dropped the pocket
book which ho held in his baud, l'orwelz
was about to disclaim all knowledge of
the prep"rty, when the Strang' r opened it
aud showed a fllHI-bill inside. ' Y,"
hesitated the brick maker, "it is mine."
"Don't I get hallTor finding it? asked the
stranger, l'nrwel. felt iu hit pocket and
drew out S:!l, all that he had, and hand
el it to the other, who delivered the
pocket hook, and walked briskly away.
I'orwclx was not l.ni' in finding out that
the 8100 note was euiiiilcrfcit, but by
this time the slick stranger was nowhere
to be seen. The p ilicc managed to Cud
him, but the $' i was gone.
"Gadsby, the evangelist who went out
West, was shot dead recently."
"How did it happen?"
"During a camp mooting he turned tud
denly ou a cowboy and asked if he was
prepared to die."
THESE ARE ALL GOOD.
TO BK READ AFTER Sl t'I'Ell, 11UT BEFORE
(10INII TO BCU.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A dentist ought to mako an excclle.' '
river pilot, having made a study of snags.
In bread making as in base ball game
there is nothing like a good batter in ha
hour of knead.
The woman who uiaketh a good pud
ding in silence is better than sbo who
maketh a tart reply.
Tryiug to drown sorrow in drink is
bout as wiso as cutting off a sore finger
to make it stop hurting.
Woman leads the world. She used
smokeless powder for ages before men
ever thought of adopting it.
You m ly give a deutist just as much
joy as you please and ho will only look a
little down in the mouth.
There is nothing under the face of the
sky that can be quite so stuck up as a
sheet of postage stamps wbou it tries to.
The way to sleep is to think of nothing
says a scientist All an editor has to do is
to ruminate over his bauk account.
Of all the dark traits that disfigure
the human race, that of wishing to be
little or drcradc the character of another
is the lowest.
There is a certain corset factory that
turns out two c irsets a minute. 1 his) is a
striking illustration of haste uiakin
waist.
A coat tail flirtati in it the latest. A
wrinkled coat-tail bearing dusty toemaiks
means"! have spoken to your father."
grain of sand may be the germ of a
new world, but a button in the right place
docs more good in the rushing present.
Is there any rest on eaith? plaintively
asks an exchange. Well it m ist be ad
mitted that there isn't much especially
in lly and mosquito time. Concord
Standard.
Absolutely
pure
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Lnlnt V. V. Government I'uod llemirt.
Royal Bakinu Powder Co.,
106 Wall St., N. Y.
THECOUPER MARBLE
WORK9,
111, lia ill.'. Bank st Norfolk, Va.
Large stock of
Monument and Gravestones, etc.
Ready for immediate shipment. Designs
free. 112 1y
Augustus Wright
-WIIOLKSALE-
TIIIS 15 EATS PREACHING.
Ifil! the churches in the land were to
turn out members who refuse to pay their
debts there would be fewer members, but
the world would have confideuce in those
who were left in Zion. The membership
in the church would b; a bailee of dis
tinclion worth more than gold and rubies,
It is a good sigu to sec the religious prcs
aiitating the subject. It is a theme for
tho pulpit and for the prayer meeting.
I i honest men should have their place
with scandal mongers and blasphemers
and should wear a c ilhir or badge of
criminal. A healthy sentiment is growing
against dishonesty. Oneol thochiefcausi
of uisliunesly is extravagance and an at
t mtit toflv high, wlii'u your wings aie
too short. Asheboro Courier.
MATRIMONIAL ITEM.
Mr. Morris Parke How arc you and
your wife coming ou?
Mr. West Side I caut stand it much
longer. She is the boat.
Well, uiv wife only demands three
things."
"What aro they?"
"She insists on having the money, the
the latch key and the last word.
Texas Sittings.
Among the sentimcntals recently pub
lished is a ballad which begins:
"Who will come above me sighing,
When tho grasi grow over me?"
We cau't say pjsitively who, but if in
rural district it may probably be the cow
If you rfeel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Boot&Slioes, lranks
AND LEATHER,
It! Sycamore st.. PETERS lit litl, VA.
All orders receive prompt personal atUn
lion. 10 1!) ly
Your Liver?
Is tlm Oriental salutation,
knt iw i ng tli at. p M ii M mnl til
riinimt r.xi.-t without a
lioulthy Liver. When tho
Liver is torpid tho How
flu nro elufxgish ami con
Ftirmti'il, tho food lies
in tho etomacli tinJi
copti'il, poisoning tho
liloml; fnsriueiit lieiulacho
ensm-'s; a iWilini; of lassi
tude, despondency and
iicrvotipncss indicate how
tho vholo pystem ia do
Tanged. Simmons Liver
Kegulutor has been tho
menus of restoring ir.oro
peoplo to health and
happiness hv giving them
a healthy Liver than any
ageney known on earth.
It acts 'with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
H,.v I; P. Wutim. Princeton. N. L.sav:
"t Ini l ii' ihin le li. so min.h to kctu me in
working Loniiiiion as iniimms Liver Regulator."
See that ioit get the Genuine,
with red 21 on front of wrapper.
PUKI'AKKU ONLY BV
J. 11. ZKIL1N I'D., I'hlUdellrhlla, Pi
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scientino American
Aoenoy for
A
TN- a. BBC
Bin. n. wfew
I. L 1. L
I now or upy the Urit k Kt ro betweon
II. C. SriKW.Suml (J. L. CLARK'S.
I am rtMi iving a ml of ning ufiill line of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
I will Im-pon (mud a selected stock of
Gruoerius, Fruits, CoufectioncrieR. Cigars,
Tobacco, Snuff. Wooden and Willow
Wuru, Crockery, Glaus, Tin
Ware, etc , etc.
I will sell at tho
I also ret'.iru tuy sincere tlmuks to my
many friends and acquaintances for their
kind, liberal patronage in the past and
solicit a continuance or the same, with
guarantee to please.
Very Jtespectiuiiy,
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work warranted satisfactory.
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WeliloD, N. C.
oct 1!) Gin.
THE
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GOOD G00D3 at
or
LOWEST
PRICES
JtrJ" Call early and avoid the rnsl(l
H. C. SPIERS, Manager.
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rKOFUSMOKAL CARDS.
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w.
Enkiki.ii, N. C.
SURGEON :-: DENTIST,
Otlicc over McUHiKiiu's store.
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Tyj- VJ L L E M DANIEL,
A riVHA El o A T LA rf ,
Wki.hon, N. C.
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toil anil In the Hupreiue anil Ketleml eiiuru, Col
liM'tlonnmaile In allpHru of North Carolina.
Hraneh office. At Halifax. N. C.otieu every Mon
4aj. Jn 7 lj
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T. T. UOS8,
DENTIST,
Wolilon, N. C.
JOflice over I '.mry & Piece's store.
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WINTER
T. W. HARRIS, D. D. S.
LlTTLKTON, N. C.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
4-30 Gm.
Millinery
Ir nrrtvlng, and I will display the finest line ol
Roods ever shown iu this town. Come and gee
Wo
NltV STYLES.
COME AND SELECT THE NEW.
. EST NOVELTIES,
Mrs.
OCt i 1
P. A. LEWIS,
Weldc, N.C.
Graud Display at
TILLERY'S.
FALL
DRESS
COODS.
(with trimmings tomato)).)
Id lilauk nnil Colors. Faacy weavaa aad
Novelties. Full line of CLOTHING,
If yo ciui't net aflt inatock w eati
hare tlieru made to arrler. It takes only 5
days to make a suit,
A liia" line of HATS. All' Hie latest
nobbiest styles. , t:. , , . n .
IliKlTS and SHOKJtofevtiyJ4HwlplioilJ
for everybody.
G ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS '"
iu enillem variety. I am always glad to
show gomls and guarantee lowest prices.
W. B. TILLERY,
The Reliable House, ' v'
Weldon, N. C.
MANUFACTURING CO.
J. COHEN SON, Proprietor,
Cor. 8casare aad IlolUngbrook atneta,
Petersburg, V.
Solicits trade of Eastern Carolina .
9"We make pacts in all grade,
octlftly.